#french edm

[ogouji]

beep boop

[razzleberry-lemonade]

hey, look! it’s the puppet from the levi’s commercials!

[thelensofyashunews]

GESAFFELSTEIN RELEASES “HARD DREAMS”

Today, French techno producer Gesaffelstein releases “Hard dreams”. Mixing punchy synths and basslines, Gesaffelstein creates the perfect storm for a dark wave record, complete with the addition of Yann Wagner’s smooth vocal delivery. Alongside the track comes an official video complete with shattering reflections and industrial sci-fi elements. The visuals and imagery for the album have been spearheaded by Jordan Hemingway (FKA Twigs, Post Malone, Gucci, Acne Studios) in close collaboration with Mike Levy.

The album will be available on Standard vinyl at all physical retailers as well as on an exclusive D2C Luxury 180g vinyl. Fans can pre-order the physical album HERE and pre-save the digital album HERE. GAMMA showcases Gesaffelstein’s raw, industrial sound and finds Gesaffelstein finally giving the mask a voice. Watch the dark and surreal album trailer here, portraying all the different worlds of Gesaffelstein. Full tracklist below.

It was recently announced that Gesaffelstein will be heading back to the desert this year for Coachella. Previously having performed at the festival in 2019, Gesaffelstein’s full performance was recently made available to watch here.

Gesaffelstein has collaborated with artists such as YE, The Weeknd, Pharrell, KayCyy, and most recently Lil Nas X’s “J CHRIST”. “Lost in the Fire” with The Weeknd has accumulated over 1 Billion combined streams worldwide. In 2015, Gesaffelstein composed the soundtrack to Alice Winocour’s “Maryland”, which was nominated at Cannes Film Festival. His music has also been featured on commercials for some of the biggest and most-renowned brands in the world including Calvin Klein, YSL, BMW, Giorgio Armani, Dior.

[kinobeans]

A redraw of an old piece from 2012 🥺

[vintage-tigre]

Daft Punk's iconic helmets were created to embody their futuristic and robotic personas. They cost $65,000 to make and were designed by French artist Tony Gardner and his company, Alterian Inc.. The helmets were a blend of art and technology.

The duo wanted a sleek, sci-fi aesthetic, so the helmets were crafted using high-quality chrome-plated materials and LED displays to convey expressions. Advanced electronics, including cooling systems, were incorporated to ensure comfort during performances.

The helmets became integral to Daft Punk's image, symbolizing anonymity and innovation while blending music, design, and technology seamlessly.

Up until 1999 and the "Discovery Era," the DJ duo would actually be seen at shows without any masks.

[haveyouheardthisband]

[alexibeeart]

Daftendirektour/ "Alive 1997", 1997

Daft Punk's second live international tour. They incorporate trippy visuals on projector screens, synched in time with the music. A recording from Que Club in Birmingham is released as an album, Alive 1997. While they continue hiding their faces from the media, they perform DJ sets unmasked.

song: Rollin' & Scratchin', Alive 1997, Daft Punk

Daft Punk animated sprite project 🐝 A Bee 2024 [art tag] [website]

[discoholicmusic]

My music taste is

Heavy Metal

This. disco guy ?? (How did this happen)

hehe Justice is my recommendation for anyone coming from metal ✝️

[royalty-nobility]

The Family of Charles Ferdinand, Duke of Berry (1778-1820) in the Grounds of the Château of Bagatelle

Artist: François Edmé Ricois (French, 1795-1881)

Date: Signed and dated 1825

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: Royal Collection Trust, United Kingdom

Description

François Edmé Ricois (1795-1881) studied under Jean Victoire Bertin, and Anne Louis Girodet. He made his Salon debut in 1819, and went on to exhibit widely in the French provinces, obtaining medals at Douai, Lille, Toulouse, and Cambrai. He was noted for his watercolour views of French landscapes, which in their atmospheric conviction and breadth of handling, owe a debt to the English romantic painter, Richard Parkes Bonington.

Charles Ferdinand d'Artois, Duke of Berry (1778–1820) was the son of the future king, Charles X of France and Princess Maria Theresa of Savoy. During the French Revolution he left France with his father, then Count of Artois, serving in the émigré army of his cousin, the Prince of Condé, and then with the Russian army. In 1801 he moved to England where he stayed for thirteen years. In 1814 he returned to France, and Louis XVIII appointed him commander-in-chief of the army at Paris on Napoleon's return from Elba. In 1816 he married Princess Caroline of Naples (1798–1870) to whom three children were born before the duke's death. He died in February 1820, as a result of being stabbed whilst leaving the opera house. Seven months later, the duchess gave birth to a son, Henri, duc de Bordeaux, better known to history as the comte de Chambord. After July 1830 the Duchess of Berry spent some time at Holyroodhouse Palace with Charles X, but had resolved to quickly return to France in an ill-fated attempt to secure the throne for her son.

With the Château de Bagatelle dominant in the middle ground, the figures of Charles Ferdinand and Marie Caroline, Duke and Duchess of Berry enjoy the gardens. A nurse looks after their playing children, Princess Louise (1819-64) and Henry (V), Duke of Bordeaux (1820-83). The artist has created an imagined family group, the Duke having died several months before the birth of his son, and five years before the painting was executed. A lithograph after this painting was made by Louis Julien Jacottet.

[starphaserdisco]

ED REC DISCORD REMIX COMP

please donate if you can, all proceeds go to TransActual UK

everyone unsurprisingly fucking KILLED it this time!! thank god for all the people in this server, they're all incredible. can't wait to join the potential next remix comp (was gonna submit but timezones fucked me over)

[crydamouree]

Shout out to masked djs gotta be my fave gender fr

[sketchyandsketches]

Edme, the drow artist who makes magic look like it's painted

[izzylimon]

Giallo Fact

I have to point this out because apparently not everyone knows this, but for "Phantom" a track on their debut album Cross ✟ (2007), french electronic music duo Justice sample Goblin´s theme for Dario Argento´s "Tenebre" (1982), check it out!

[iamlisteningto]

Artemis Morte’s Doing Strange Things In The Name Of

[timmurleyart]

Robot radio. 📻🤖🤖🟪⬛️🟩🟪🎵